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Georgia Spring Technology Summit May 5, 2014 Presented by: David Behen DTMB Director and State Chief Information Officer The Future of IT

The Future of IT - Georgia Technology Authority...7 A Mobility Transformation •In 2013 mobile phones overtook PCs as the most common web access device worldwide. •Mobile data traffic

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Page 1: The Future of IT - Georgia Technology Authority...7 A Mobility Transformation •In 2013 mobile phones overtook PCs as the most common web access device worldwide. •Mobile data traffic

Georgia Spring Technology Summit May 5, 2014

Presented by:

David Behen DTMB Director and State Chief Information Officer

The Future of IT

Page 2: The Future of IT - Georgia Technology Authority...7 A Mobility Transformation •In 2013 mobile phones overtook PCs as the most common web access device worldwide. •Mobile data traffic

Top Mobile Trends for 2014 1. Beacons 2. 3D printers 3. Wearable technology

• Google Glass 4. Smart TVs 5. Interconnected smart devices 6. Peer-to-peer networking 7. Curved flexible full-color displays on mobile devices 8. Drones 9. Mobile payments

2 Source: Detroit Labs

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Michigan’s IT Strategy 2011 • Study/planning o Became customer-centric focused

‒ ICT Assessment – people, process, technology review • Developed a comprehensive ICT Roadmap

2012 • Funding – $47M o Ongoing IT funding to replace legacy systems o 4 transformational change projects o Cyber Initiative: Cyber Range

2013 and beyond • Implementing the plan

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Customer Centric Government • Goal: customer service excellence

• Our philosophy: people, process, technology

— UIA

— Secretary of State

• Times have changed

— Taking service to customers

• State agencies/employees

— 18 agency partners

— Approximately 47,000 employees

• 10 million citizens

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Portfolio Management • What we’ve done:

— Developed Enterprise Portfolio Management Office Strategic Plan

— Implemented Enterprise Professional Project Manager Tool with a user base of 1,700+

— Able to generate total resource capacity, demand and actuals

• Where we’re going:

— Developing an investment management life cycle

o Reinventing the call-for-projects process to ensure agency planning aligns with enterprise IT Roadmap

— Building a high-performance workforce

— Standardizing processes and reporting across project management offices

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Data Management and Governance = Customer Service • Brings government to the people

‒ One-stop shopping for government services

• Reduces unnecessary duplication

• Ensures data privacy

• Reduces fraud

• Generates return on investment

• Facilitates problem solving across

the enterprise

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A Mobility Transformation • In 2013 mobile phones overtook PCs as the most

common web access device worldwide.

• Mobile data traffic will increase eleven fold over the next 4 years.

• By 2017 81 percent of enterprise-managed devices will be mobile.

• There will be nearly 177 million wearable devices by 2018, compared with 22 million in 2013.

• By 2015 over 80 percent of the handsets sold in mature markets will be smartphones.

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Taking Michigan Mobile … • Mobility strategy framework and roadmap

— Next Gen infrastructure and network

— Citizens and customers

— Mobile workers

— Mobile device management

— BYOD

— Mobile devices and Internet of Things

— Public/private partners

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Working Together • Code Michigan approach for application sourcing

— Next event coming in September

• Local government collaboration

• Procurement process streamlined

• Cost of government reduced

— Taxpayer dollars saved

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Cybersecurity – the Threat is Real

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Michigan Government Metrics – 2013

• 251.1 million blocked spam emails • 2.5 million web browser based attacks* • 179.5 million http based attacks* • 79.5 million network scans • 5.2 million intrusion prevention blocks* * Included in total daily cyber attacks blocked.

520,000 cyber attacks blocked in Michigan state government DAILY!

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It’s an Exciting Time in IT

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Questions?

Thank You!

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